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This sample works only with SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server 2008. It will not work with any version of SQL Server earlier than SQL Server 2005.
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The following table describes the Integration Services programming samples that are available and that demonstrate how to program the control flow.
| Sample | Description |
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Demonstrates how to programmatically create a package and add a Data Flow. |
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Demonstrates how to create a custom task and its associated user interface. |
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Demonstrates how to create a custom enumerator. This sample enumerates folders in the file system. |
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Demonstrates how to create a custom connection manager with a custom user interface. This sample connects to an instance of SQL Server. |
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Demonstrates how to create a custom connection manager with a custom user interface. This sample connects to an Excel workbook. |
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Demonstrates how to create a custom log provider. This sample saves logging output as a table in an HTML document. |
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Demonstrates how to create a custom log provider. This sample sends logging output as an SMTP mail message in either plain text or HTML format. |
The following table describes the Integration Services programming samples that are available and that demonstrate how to program the data flow.
| Sample | Description |
|---|---|
Demonstrates how to implement a source component that can be used as the data source in the Data Flow task. |
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Demonstrates how to implement a transformation component with a synchronous output. |
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Demonstrates how to implement a data flow transformation component with asynchronous outputs. |
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Demonstrates how to implement a custom user interface for a data flow component. |
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Demonstrates how to implement a custom destination component that is integrated into Business Intelligence Development Studio and can be added to a Data Flow task. |